Host Cities
Lumen Field: The Fortress of the Pacific Northwest
📍 Seattle, Washington, USA🪑 68,740📅 2002⚽ FIFA 2026: 6 matches Lumen Field in Seattle’s SoDo neighbourhood has earned a global…
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The road to the first 48-team World Cup — qualifying, hosts, teams, players, previews, format and history, across seven topics.
📍 Seattle, Washington, USA🪑 68,740📅 2002⚽ FIFA 2026: 6 matches Lumen Field in Seattle’s SoDo neighbourhood has earned a global…
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📍 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA🪑 67,594📅 2003⚽ FIFA 2026: 6 matches Lincoln Financial Field in South Philadelphia opened on August 3,…
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📍 Inglewood, California, USA🪑 70,240📅 2020⚽ FIFA 2026: 8 matches SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, is the most expensive stadium…
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📍 Santa Clara, California, USA🪑 68,500📅 2014⚽ FIFA 2026: 6 matches Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California, home of the…
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📍 Houston, Texas, USA🪑 72,220📅 2002⚽ FIFA 2026: 7 matches NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas, opened on August 24, 2002,…
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📍 Kansas City, Missouri, USA🪑 76,416📅 1972⚽ FIFA 2026: 6 matches Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri, is more than…
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📍 Atlanta, Georgia, USA🪑 71,000📅 2017⚽ FIFA 2026: 8 matches Mercedes-Benz Stadium opened in Atlanta, Georgia, on August 26, 2017,…
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📍 East Rutherford, New Jersey, USA🪑 82,500📅 2010⚽ FIFA 2026: 8 matches MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, is…
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📍 Mexico City, Mexico🪑 87,523📅 1966⚽ FIFA 2026: 3 matches Estadio Azteca occupies a unique position in the history of…
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📍 Arlington, Texas, USA🪑 80,000📅 2009⚽ FIFA 2026: 9 matches AT&T Stadium stands as one of the most awe-inspiring sports…
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